MANUAL DE INSTALACIÓN CELDA RM6

7/23/2019 MANUAL DE INSTALACIN CELDA RM6

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civil engineering

and installationmanual

MVdistributionfactory builtassembliesatyour service

RM6

ENGLISH


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foreword 3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .symbols and conventions 3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .distribution rules 4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

safety rules 4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .maintenance rules 4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

description of range sizes and weights 5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 function range 5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 functions range basic 5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 functions range / free combination 6. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 functions range basic 6. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 functions range / free combination 7. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .free combination 7. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 functions range basic 8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 functions 8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .metering cubicle 9. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .handling 10. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

by forklift truck 10. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .before installation and energising 12. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .unit with manometer 12. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .unit with pressure switch 13. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .storage 16. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .unpacking on site 17. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .checking the accessories delivered with the unit 18. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .technical data 19. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .characteristic for free combination and 5 functions 19. . . . . . . . . . . . . .identification 20. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

installation recommendation 21. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .reminder 21. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .recommendation 21. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

sizing of the civil engineering 23. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .for network switch or network circuit breaker 23. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .for fuse- switches 24. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .additional raising block 25. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .for DE - Mt metering cubicle 26. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .duct detail for switchboard with MV metering 27. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

fitting and fixing on the civil engineering 29. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .fixing to the ground 31. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .installing the substation for resistance to internal arcing 32. . . . . . . . .

connection instructions 35. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .connecting the HV cables 35. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .type of usable connections 36. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .connecting the HV cables 37. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .instructions 38. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .methods and fabrication of cable connections 39. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .connection for NE function cubicle 1 41. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .methods and fabrication of cable connections 43. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .LV connection 46. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .LV compartment customer power supply 47. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .customer connection example 48. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .switch, circuitbreaker, earthing switch indication 49. . . . . . . . . . . . . .fuse blowing indication 49. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .fault tripping indication 49. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

tripping coil 50. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .pressure switch connection 51. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .connecting a Sepam 10 relay 53. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .VIP400 / VIP410 connection 67. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .installing an ATS (Automatic Transfer System) 71. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .BTA function 72. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .installing an ATS/ACO 72. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .


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detection sequence (ATS/VD23) 75. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .parameter display (ATS/VD23) 76. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .configuration of thresholds and time delays(ATS/VD23) 76. . . . . . . . . .remote control 78. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .


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INFORMATION- ADVICEWe draw your attention to this specific point.

as per iso 3864- 2

DANGER: failure to follow this

instruction will result in death or serious injury.

WARNING: failure to follow this instruction mayresult in death or serious injury.

CAUTION: failure to follow this instruction mayresult in injuries.This alert signal can also be used to indicatepractices that could damage the SM6 unit.

DANGER

AVERTISSEMENT

ATTENTION

Call yoursales representative who will put you in contactwith the closest SCHNEIDER- ELECTRIC service centre.

You can log on to:

WWW.SCHNEIDER- ELECTRIC.COM

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symbols and conventions Caution:you will find all the symbolsbelowthroughoutthe document,indicating the hazard levelsdepending on the differenttypesof situation.

contactthe SchneiderElectric service unitfordiagnosis and advice

foreword


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E ye p ro te ction m u st

be worn

Safety overalls must be

worn

Safety boots must be worn

Safety gloves must be

worn

Safety helmet must be

worn

E a r p ro te ction m u st

be worn

NEVER USE SOLVENTS AND ALCOHOL

WE DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO THE RISKOF USING HIGH PRESSURE CLEANING

PROCESSES

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distribution rulesCAUTION

The aim of this publicationis to enable the RM6 unitto be installed correctly.

CAUTION

This document is not a commercialdocument.It is a strictly technicaldocument drawn up bySchneider Electric.

safety rulesCAUTION

All the operations described belowmust be performed in compliancewith applicable safety standards,under the responsibility

of a competent authority.

WARNING

The contractor must be certifiedand authorised to manipulate andperform work on the RM6 unit.

WARNING

Only undertake the work afterhaving read and understoodall the explanations given in thisdocument.

If you have any difficulty complyingwith these rules, please contactSchneider Electric.

protective equipment

For each operation, it is mandatoryto use safety equipmentappropriate:

- Personal Protective Equipment(PPE)- Collective Protection Equipment(CPE)

maintenance rules


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1142

710L

L

30 30

L LL L

LL

30

L

303030

NE RE LE DE

NE =No ExtensibleDE =Double Extensible

LE =Left ExtensibleRE =Right Extensible

LL

1142

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1 function range

function weight (kg) length (mm)

NE

I

135 L= 472D

B

DE

I

135

L=472+30+30=532

DL=572+30+30=632

B

Q 185 L=472+30+30=532

cable connection

RE

O135

L=472+30=502

LE

DE L=472+30+30=532

bus coupler

DE

Ic

145L=572+30+30=632

Bc

2 functions range basic


NE

QI180

L= 829DI, BI

II

155RE II L= 829+30= 859

description of range sizes and weights


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LL

L

L

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2 functions range /free combination

function length (mm)

NE L= 1052

LEL=1052+30=1082

RE

DE L=1052+30+30=1112

All functioncan be FREE combination

Below possible example :

function weight (kg)

II IO OI OO 205

ID DI IB BI 215

IQ QI OQ QO 240

DD BB 225

DQ QD BQ QB 250

QQ 275



NE

IQI 275

L= 1186

III240

IDI

IBI 250

RE

RE- IQI 275

L = 1186+30=1216RE- III240

RE- IDI

RE- IBI 250

DE

IQI 275

L = 1186+30+30=1246III 240IDI

IBI 250


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LL

LL

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3 functions range /free combination


NE L= 1532

LEL=1532+30=15622

RE

DE L= 1532+30+30=1592

All functioncanbe FREE combination


function weight (kg) function weight (kg)

III OOO 305 IQD IDQ DIQ 350

IIO IOI OII 305 QDI QID DQI 350

IOO OIO OOI 305 IQQ QIQ 375

IID IDI DII 315 DDD BBB 335

IIB IBI BII 315 QQQ 410

IIQ IQI QII 340

IDD DID DDI 325IBB BIB BBI 325

free combination

with bus coupler


RE L= 1532+30=1562

DE L=1532+30+30= 1592


functions weight(kg) functions weight (kg)

IIIc 320 DDIc BBIc 340

IIBc IDIc IBIc 330 DDBc BBBc 350

DIIc BIIc 330 QQIc 390

IQIc QIIc 355 QQBc 400

IQBc QIBc 365


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L

L

LE =Left ExtensibleRE =Right Extensible

NE =No ExtensibleDE =Double Extensible

L

L

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NE

IIQI 355

L= 1619

IIII 320

IIDI / IIBI 330

QIQI 390

BIBI / DIDI 340

DIDI 340

RE

IIQI 355

L = 1619+30 =1649

IIII 320

IIDI / IIBI 330

QIQI 390

BIBI 340

DIDI 340

DE

IIQI 355

L=1619+30+30=1679

IIII 320

IIDI / IIBI 330

5 functions


NE

IIIQI 485

L= 2000

IBIQI 495

IIIII 450

IIIDI / IIIBI 460

IQIQI 520

IBIBI /IDIDI 470

RE/

LE

IIIQI 490

L=2000+30=2030

IBIQI 500

IIIII 455

IIIDI/ IIIBI 465

IQIQI 525

IBIBI/ IDIDI 475

DE

IIIQI 495

L=2000+30+30=

2060

IBIQI 505

IIIII 460

IIIDI/ IIIBI 470IQIQI 530

IBIBI/ IDIDI 480


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710 mm

175 mm

859 mm

1142mm

1606

901L

1174

901L

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arrester option

metering cubicle

with LVcompartment

function weight(kg) length (mm)

DE_Mt 420 L= 1106

withoutLVcompartment

function weight(kg) length (mm)

DE_Mt 400 L= 1106


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keep away fromrain handle with care this way up

maxi 70C

mini - 40C

keep away fromrain high gravity center do notwalk on it do notstack

keep away fromsunlight

do notstackStorageTemp

comply with the positioning

of the forksThe trucks forks mustbe engagedunderneath the entire width of theRM6 unit.

A

The handling solution (A) isto be used only for narrowareas where handling solution (B)is impossible.

Make sure that in case (A) theforks are considerably longerthan half the length of the pallet.

B

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handling A handling pallet is fixed beneaththe RM6 switchgear.

This device enables fork handlingof the devices.

silk- screen printedinstructions on thetransportcover

CAUTION

It is important to payparticular attention to theinformation affixed to thetransportcover beforecarrying out any kind ofhandling operations.

by forklifttruck


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1

1

DO NOTSTACK

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centre of gravitytransport

CAUTION

1 : high centre of gravity

transportconditionsWedge the RM6 unit securelyduring transport.

reminder

CAUTION

Do notplace anythingon the RM6 unit.

Do notwalk on the RM6 unit.

acceptanceH make sure the deliveredRM6unit is completeH carry out a visual inspection ofthe functional components

H verify the characteristicsindicated on the nameplates,compared to the initial order

Refer to the characteristicschapter :H the plastic cover must be inposition on the RM6 unit andin good condition when it arrives.


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Dependingonambienttemperaturedonotoperatethis equipmentwhen

needleis inredzone.

Failureto followthis instructionwill resultin

Referto leaflet07897073Instructions foruseirreversibleequipmentdamage.

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before installation andenergisingCheck the SF6 gas pressure forunits fitted with a manometer or apressure switch.

unitwith manometer

Case 1:needle in green zone

H The RM6 unit is in normal ope-rational status (ready for energi-sing).

Case 2:needle in red zone

WARNING

H The RM6 unit must be replaced.H The RM6 unit must not be swit-ched on.

warning label

recalls the safety rules


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unit with pressureswitch

LCD display check

WARNING

Reminder: checks are carried outwith THE POWER OFF.Press the TEST button. The LCDscreen should display:

H If nothing is displayed, checkthat the 8- point connector on thepressure switch wiring harness atthe rear of the LCD display is cor-rectly connected.H Contact the after sales service.

www.schneiderelectric.comNote:The LCD display is self-powered by piezoelectric buttons(TEST and DENSITY SWITCH).Pressing on one of these buttonswill light up the display for a fewseconds.

pressure check

Press the DENSITY CHECK but-ton. The LCD screen displays:

Case 1: OK

H The RM6 unit is in normal ope-rational status (ready for energi-sing)

Case2: LOW/ OK

CAUTION

H The RM6 unit must be replaced.

Case 3: VERY LOW/ NOT OK

WARNING

H The RM6 unit must be replaced.H The RM6 unit must not be swit-ched on.


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warning label

recalls the safety rules

information

In the event of an anomaly,indicate the necessary issues tothe carrier.

The functional unit must remainon its basein its original packing materialswhen it is stored,until it is taken to its installationsite.

CAUTION

In a case of visible damage oranomalies, do notinstall theRM6 unit.

ContactSCHNEIDER ELECTRICimmediately.Reminder:telephone numbers indicated inthe first chapter of this document.


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120omaxi

SchneiderElectric

CMU =400KG

CE

A: nut and screws HM12B: WLL (Working Load Limit)= 400 kg CE

C: if the holes are deformed(roundness) replace the lugs.

C

A BA B

B

L

550 kg)

2

handling by lifting beam

SchneiderElectric

A B

A: boltand screws HM12

B: WLL = 550 kg CEC: if the holes are deformed

(roundness) replace the lugs.B

handling by slings

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handling by slings withhooks

If the minimum sling lengthscannot be implemented,use a lifting beam.

CAUTION

Do not handle a substationusing slings, if the LV trunkingor mimic panel front plate arenotfitted.The handling by lugs arereser-ved only for handling

RM6 substations.A : HM12 screws nuts and

for 5 functions

choice of slings to be used

RM6 2 functions (mm) 3 functions (mm) 4 functions (mm)

length cubicle (L) 829 1186 1619

length cable minimun 700 700 1000

for free combination

FREE combination 2 functions for freecombination (mm) 3 functions for freecombination (mm) 5 functions (mm)

length cubicle (L) 1052 1532 2000

length cable minimun 700 1000 1500


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High gravity centerMaxi 70C

Mini - 40C

Do notwalk onit Do notstack

Keep the RM6 unit under its originalplastic cover throughoutthe wholestorage period

CAUTION

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storage

CAUTION

When stored, the equipmentmust remain in its originalpacking.It mustbe stored under shelter,on a dry floororon a materialinsulating itfromthe damp.

- 40C

+70C

Clean using a spongeand clear water.Do not use alcohol or othersolvents to clean.

Following prolonged storage,all theinsulating parts mustbe thoroughly cleaned beforeuse.The panels mustbe dustedusing a dry, cleancloth.

remember

storage (continued)


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specific recommendationsfor long- term storage

regularly check the condition of the protective cover

unpacking on site

After unpacking, the remainingmaterials (plastic cover + woodenpallet) must be sorted and routed

to the appropriate recyclingsystems.

When unpacking, check thefunctioning of the RM6 unitsby carrying out a few actions.

Remove the packing cover.Place the device on the ground.

Remove the handling pallet.

NB: the front plinth MUST remainin position.

Lift up the substation in orderto remove the handling pallet.

handling using rollers

After unpacking and dismantlingof the handling kit.

Slide the RM6uniton several cylindrical rollers.

Move it to its definitive installationposition

.


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actuating lever (basic)

actuating lever (long version)

IF THE LEVER IS MISSING ?

CALL YOUR SALES REPRESENTATIVE WHO WILL PUT YOU

CONTACT WITH THE CLOSEST SCHNEIDER ELECTRICGROUP SERVICE CENTRE

YOU CAN LOG ON TO :

www.schneiderelectric.com

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checkingthe accessoriesdelivered with the unit

We draw your attention to thisspecific point.The actuating lever isa MANDATORY requirementin order to install the RM6unitand put it into operation.

CAUTION

Reminder: the original RM6levermustbe used; itis delivered withthe RM6unit.


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PP YYYY Www D nnnn

1

23

4

1 function switch2 function circuitbreaker3 function fuse- switchcombination4

sequence number

day of week

weekof manufacture

year of manufacture

plantcode

connection busbar

1

2

4

3

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technical dataRAPPEL

Check that the informationmarked on the rating plate mat-ches the equipment ordered.

characteristic for freecombination and 5functions


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R XX XX XXX XX

1st

cas

YEAR OF MANUFACTURE

WEEK OF MANUFACTURE

ORDER NUMBER

A

R XX XX XXX XX

RM6unit prior to 2005.04.11

MANUFACTURING SITE

2nd case

PP YYYY Www D nnnnPP YYYY Www D nnnn

YEAR OF MANUFACTURE

WEEK OF MANUFACTURE

PLANT CODE

YEAR OF MANUFACTURE

WEEK OF MANUFACTURE

DAY OF WEEK

SEQUENCE NUMBER

ORDER NUMBER

MANUFACTURE SITE

A

2B

A

3th case

RM6 unit between 2005.04.11 andMarch 2009 subsequent to 11.04.05

subsequentto 11.04.05RM6 unit fromMarch 2009 and fromMarch 2009

fromMarch 2009

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identificationH A: Unit serial nengraved ontop of the case.H B:Unit serial nengraved onconnection bushing acess panel


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reminder It is important to control heatingphenomena causing condensationproblems in substations.Condensation is determineddirectly by the temperature of thecomponents and the humidity levelof the air introduced by theventilation.

This humidity level can be modifiedconsiderably by the presence ofwater in the basement.

temperature

- 25C

+40C

+60C** When the RM6 is operating, the

ambient temperature must bebetween- 25C and +40C.

CAUTION

**Above40C, but onlyup to 60C, carry out a currentderating.

temperature 40C 45C 50C 55C 60C

nominal current 400A 400A 400A 355A

630A 575A 515A 460A 425A

recommendation Ageing withstand of switchgearin an MVsubstation dependson several factors that must be

complied with before or whileinstalling the equippedsubstation.

installation recommendation


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(6)

(3)

(3)

RM6

LVpanel

HV/LV transfo

2

5

1

46

3

3

5

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example of correctinstallation

rules to be complied withH 1Need for properimplementation of connections:the new cold- slip- on orretractable technologies offer anease of installation thatencourages long- term withstand.

H 2

The effect of the relativehumidity factor:implementation of a heatingresistor in the LV compartmentis vital in climates with a high rateof relative humidity and with largetemperature differences.

H 3Ventilation control:grid size must be suited tothe power lost in the substation.These grids must be placed onlynear the transformer, to avoid aircirculation on the MV switchboard.

H 4

The need for brickworkconstruction for the ducts,equipped with a deviceguaranteeing absence of waterstagnation:either by installation of perfecttightness at cable routing level, atthe entrance to the MV substationenclosure or by installation of adevice allowing evacuation ofwater that has accidentally enteredthe duct.

H 5Preparation of the groundguaranteeing absence of waterpenetration in the ducts andrapid evacuation of water thathas accidentally entered theducts:by installation of a drain under andaround the substation(sufficiently thick gravel layer).

H 6

Stabilisation of the groundbefore installing the MVsubstation guaranteeingabsence of all ground movement

and thus of the MVsubstationata later stage.


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P1

P1

50maxi40mini

P1

50 maxi40mini

90mini

R

80 maxi70mini

120maxi

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for network switch ornetwork circuit breaker

Cables can be routed fromthe front, rear, left or right.

In the case of civil engineeringwithout trench, a raising plinthcan be optionally supplied.

determining trench depth (P1)

for more detailed information,please contact the cablesupplier

connection cable insulation cable cross- section

(mm2)

radius ofcurvature

(mm)

depth(mm)

plug- in sockets dry insulator singlepole 50 370 270

draw- out sockets 70 to 95 440 340

120 to 150 500 400

185 to 240 590 520300 640 540

heat- shrinkable ends dry insulator singlepole 50 370 270

70 to 95 440 340

120 to 150 500 400

185 to 240 590 520

300 640 540

95 550 660

150 610 720

185 650 770

paper impregnatedwith non- draining

material

three- pole 50 550 660

95 635 750150 670 790240 775 900300 835 970

sizing of the civil engineering


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AB

H1 H1

P2 P2

800

c

1

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for fuse- switches

H1: 700 minimum for changingfuses

A : plug- in (elbow type socket)B : plug- in (straight socket)The sectional area of thetransformer output cable(functions Q and D) is usually lessthan that of network outputcables (functions I and B).All the cables then pass throughthe same space.

When using HV straight power

outlets or bases, the depth P2indicated below may be greaterthan that of network P1cables.

in the case of a connection

with heat- shrinkable sleeveC : heat- retractable

installation of the squareof connection TH1 : to fix the square of connectionunder the fuse well using screwHM8.20 like its disc diameter 8

(delivered srews and bolts)

The curvature of the cables may cause

partial deterioration of the fusecompartments.

Itis mandatory to use 520mmbases.CAUTION


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703mm

703mm

703mm

260mm 5

20mm

AB

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determining trench depth (P2)

cableinsulation

cable cross-section(mm2)

radius ofcurvature

(mm)

plug- inelbowtype

plug- instraight

heat-shrinkable

dry insulator singlepole 35 335 100 520 335

50 to 70 400 100 520 400

95 440 100 550 440

three- pole 35 435 100 520 725

50 to 70 500 100 520 800

95 545 100 550 860

additional raising blockThe RM6 may be optionally equip-ped with a 260or 520 mm raising plinth.

This addition, which simplifiescivil engineering works, allows

a reduction in trench depthor even complete elimination oftrenches when cable radius of cur-vature so allows.

CAUTION

For these basesInterior Arcresistance, please contacttheSCHNEIDER ELECTRICdepartment.


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the width of the metering cubicles duct must be takeninto consideration in the event of a future extension

INTERIOR ARC RESISTANCE OF THE INSTALLATION

make sure that the positioning of the evacuation

flap on the duct is respected, as described on thefollowing page

CAUTION

CAUTION

P1130MAXI120MINI130MAXI120MINI146MAXI136MINI

244MAXI214MINI

the handling rollers must notbe in linewith the duct.

CAUTION

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for DE- Mt meteringcubicle


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10mini 10mini

A

A

B

C

A

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duct detailfor switchboard withMVmeteringbottom viewA : membraneB : flap

C : duct


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150mmmini

WARNING

D/B

- required distance fromright side wall mustbe > 150mm to operate theRM6 cubicle

IF THE CUBICLE ON THE RIGHT IS :DE- QDE- D/BDE- DB

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dimensions of RM6 REswith an extension module

H RM6 RE 4 functional units withcircuit- breaker A=2264 mm(A=1619+43+572+30)

(*) B = 900 for DE functionB=1600 for 3 DE functions standardor free combinaison ( 2 functions)B=2000 for 4 DE functionsstandard or free combinaison( 3 functions)

These dimensions c an be reduced

under special conditions, consult us.

preparingthe ground fixing

Drill the holes in theground to the diameternecessary to fitthe M6screws.

Fitthe suitable dowels.

fitting and fixing on the civilengineering


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RM6

A

B25mm

35mm

FRONT VIEW

C

645 mm

43A

B

RE = (Right) Extensible DroiteDE or LE

43

B

A

DE or RERM6 RM6

FRONT VIEW

RM6

NE = Non ExtensibleDE = Double Extensible

LE = Left ExtensibleRE = Right Extensible

FRONT VIEW FRONT VIEW FRONT VIEW

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sizing for RM6

function type A (mm) B (mm) C (mm)

RM6 (1 function) basic 542 416 63

RM6 (1 function) basic 642 516 63

RM6 (2 functions) basic 899 773 63

RM6 (2 functions) free combinaison 1122 996 63


RM6 (3 functions) free combinaison 1602 1476 63


RM6 (5 functions) 2073 1959 57

for RM6 extensible to theright (RE) or left (LE) or(DE)


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description

metal peg

1:

2:

3:

4:

5:

6:

chamfered extremity of the stud making it possible to hammerit in withoutdamaging the threads

class 8 nut for bichromate steel or A4stainless steel studsdepending on the version

washer

smoothe stud shaft without marking

rolled expansion ring made up of two segments linked

together on one side. Each segment has a boss

tapered partof the stud performing expansion

123456

7

A

AA

A

the finishing on the civilengineering slab mustbeof high quality

There must be no evenness defectgreater than7mm over a length of 2mand a width of 1m

CAUTION

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fixing to the ground The RM6 mustbe fixed byat least 3 points.

Position the RM6 on the civilengineering.Secure the unit using HM6 screws.

verification beforeinstallation


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1

2000MM

270mmmini

2000MM

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installing the substationfor resistance tointernal arcing

When an installation is requestedwith protection against internalarcing faults, consult the diagramsbelow.

The parts to guide the gasestowards the evacuation openings(stacks) and the cooling walls arenot part of the switchgear supply.These components should beadapted to each type of use.

The gas evacuation kits listedbeloware available in theRM6accessories.

exhaust gas to the rearadaptation kit

Classification according toIEC62271- 200: IAC AFL

Internal arc resistance

Maxi 24kV- 16kA.1s.

WARNING

evacuation of the SF6gas after ignition of the

internal arc

internal arc ignitionzone in the case(1)

internal arc ignitionzone in the cable box(2)


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70mmmini

1

2000MM

70mmmini

1

2000MM

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exhaustgas to the bottomadaptation kit

Classification according toIEC62271- 200 : IAC AFL

Interior arc resistance

Maxi 24kV- 20kA.1s.

WARNING

evacuation of the SF6gas after ignition of the

internal arc

interior arczone in the case(1)

internal arczone in the cable box(2)

If possible the downstreamcompartment should open into aroom that is not used.

Otherwise, keep to a minimumvolume of 1.5m3.


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70mmmini

2000MM

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exhaultgas to the bottomadaptation kit

for DE_mt cubicleClassification according toIEC62271- 200: IAC AFLInternal arc resistance

Maxi 24kV- 16kA.1s.

WARNING

evacuation of the SF6gas after ignition of theinternal arc

internal arczone in the case(1)


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connectingthe HVcables

foreword

WARNING

Before connecting the cables,ensure that the functional unitis in the earthing switch closedposition.

The cables MUST be connectedwith the RM6 substation fixedto the ground.The operations described belowapply to all connection types.

The connections will be madeand used according tothe manufacturers manual.

connecting the RM6frameto the substation earth

Before connecting the HV cables,

you must connect the RM6 frameto the main earth bar.

access to the HVconnection bushings

removing the panels

Remove the fuse compartmentcover (lift and pull it towards you),then remove the 3 front panels(2 screws per panel).Remove the 2 top plates on thecable connection compartments(6 screws per plate).

If the cable compartment isequipped with bottom plates,dismantle the front bottom plateand the tightness horns.

(Optional supplies)

connection instructions


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case of a compartmentwith resistance to internal

arcingRemove the fuse compartmentcover (lift and pull it towards you),then remove the 3 front panels.

Remove the 2 top platesfrom the cable connectioncompartments (6 screwsper plate), then withdraw theinternal arcing protection(1 plate+1 insulator), 4 F/90M5screws.

type of usableconnections

The RM6 connection interfacesare defined by draft projectPREN50181.The type of connections to beused depend on the interfaceequipping your RM6.It is defined when you placeyour order and depends on

very precise criteria such as:

The currentof the connectedequipment:200 A, 400 A, 630 A

Short- time withstand current:12,5 KA;16 KA; 25 KA

Sockettype:Draw- out: sliding contact.

Disconnectable: screw- on lug.

WARNING

Use the connectors indicated inthe catalogue.We do not guarantee the dielectricwithstand over time if other typesof connectors are used.

If 2 cables are connected to thesame bushing , use connectorsdesigned for this purpose.

draw- outsocketswith controlled field

Mount on the interface:- 200 A; 12,5 KA 1s; 31,5 KA peak

(A type ).- 400 A; 16 KA 1s; 40 KA peak(A type ).

Interface fitted with a slidingcontact.

To install the socket at the end ofthe cable, comply with the

accessory manufacturers manual.


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disconnectable socketswith controlled field

or non- controlled field

Mount on the interface:630 A ; 25 KA 1s ; 62,5 KA peak(C type)

Interface containing a M16tapping.

To install the socket at the endof the cable, comply withthe accessory manufacturers

manualTightening torqueon the interface is 50 N.m.

cable ends withheat- shrinkable elements

Mount on the interface :630A; 25KA 1s; 62,5 KA peak(C type)

Interface containing a M16tapping.

For implementationof heat- shrinkable elements,comply with the accessory

manufacturers manual.Tightening torqueon the interface is 50 N.m.

connecting the HVcables

preparing the cable ends

The curvature and length of thecables must be adjusted so thatno stress is exerted on theconnection interfaces.

Fit the tightness horns on thecables, if the cable compartmentis equipped with bottom plates.Prepare the cable ends accordingto the instructions of theaccessory manufacturer


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1

1 2

CORRECT ASSEMBLY

INCORRECT ASSEMBLY

INCORRECT ASSEMBLY

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instructions

CAUTION

The MVcable characteristicsmustbe taken into accountwhenthe connectors are installed onthe products bushings.

Since no mechanical load isexerted on thebushing itispossibleto guarantee completeabsence of damage to theproductduring installation.

recommendation forconnecting cables

H types of MV cables (singlepole or three pole)The depth of the cable duct mustbe compatible with the cablescurvature radius.

Refer to the following chapter:civil engineering dimensioning.The unit must fixed to the groundbefore the MV cables areconnected.

detailsIn the absence of any mechanicalload, the terminal line must beperfectly aligned with the line ofthe bushing.Only the tool recommended by thesocket manufacturer must be usedto facilitate installation of thesocket on the bushings.

The cut length of the MV cablemust be adjusted for each phase(three pole cables in particular).

Never use a bar to pull the cableand bring the connection eyeletonto thebushing.This could damage the bushingand irrevocably damage the unit.

CAUTION

H Incorrect assembly:Make sure the cable does not pullon the bushing (1)otherwise there is a risk of damagebeing caused to the RM6 unit.

H Correct assembly:It is mandatory to correctly alignthe plug- in socket (2) on thebushing (1).

remember H comply with the tighteningtorque values indicated in the

connection instructions chapter.

H when installation of the MVcables is completed, check no

load is exerted by installation ofthe cable tightening clamps.

The force exerted by thecableon the bushing should notexceed 30 daN.

(standard IEC 137 and NFC66- 550)


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DANGER

the following operationshould be performed withthe unitPOWERED DOWN

(a)

(b)

3

1

2

X3

X3

(c)

(d)(e)

X3

keep to the alignment between the socket (d) and thebushing (e)

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methods and fabrication ofcable connections

for single pole cables

1

2 mounting screws

1 : remove the front bottom panel(a).

2

2 : cut the incoming cableto the right length.

Adjust the cable length withthe bushing of the RM6 unit.

3

preparation of the horn grommet

3 : slide the horn (b) inside thecable until it is embedded in therear bottom panel (c).

fabrication of cable heads

H Refer to the socketmanufacturer .

4


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5

6

6

X3

X37

18Nm 18Nm

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plugging the socketon thebushing

5

Before plugging the socketinremember to clean the bushingand the inside of the socket with aclean cloth and then lubricate(see details below).

5 bis

X3

X3LUBRICATE

lubricate the insideof the socket

lubricate the bushing complement

to order the lubricantcontactthe connector supplier

cable clamping


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8

703 mm

437 mm

>150 mm (NE B/D)

B

BA

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lift up the front bottompanel

8

2 mounting screwsperform the removal actions

connection for NEfunction cubicle 1

A : incoming powerB : outgoing power

NE- I

A B


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connection of cable earthstraps

A : transformer protectionfunction

B : loop switch function A

Connect the earth straps of the 3cables to the fuse compartment foilacting as the earth collector(M10 nuts).

Tightening torque: 28Nm.

B

B

B

Connect the earth straps from theswitchs 3 cables (B) to the flangesupport acting as the earthcollector (M10 screws).

Tightening torque: 28Nm.

RM6 encorporating a generalcable earth collector (option).Connect the straps to the collectorlocated at the bottom of the cablecompartment.

installing the sockets onthe RM6 interfaces

Followthe instructions of theaccessorys manufacturer.

Make sureyou comply withthe phases: L1- L2- L3.

In the case of detachable socketsinstallation of the pin under thefuse compartment.

Before using the silicon lubricantsupplied with the connectionaccessories, clean the interfaceswith a dry cloth.

cable clamping

assembly of bottompanels

Single polecable.

It is essential to clamp the cables.

Whatever type of cable is used:

Tightening torque: 18N.m.Embed the sealing horns in therear bottom panel.

Assemble the front bottom panel(a) (4 HM6 screws).


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DANGER

the following operationshould be performed withthe unitPOWERED DOWN

(a)

(b) (c)

(d)

Remember to recover the grommet.

1 2

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methods and fabrication ofcable connections

for three pole cables

The RM6unit arrives on theoperators site equipped withthese fittings in order to connectthe cables.

WARNING

Itis recommended to carefullyfollow the instructions below.

preparation of the cablecompartment

dismantling procedure

(a)

(b)

1

unscrew the flange support(a),panel (b)

1

(c)

(d)

2

unscrew the 2 frontbottompanel screws (d); they are heldin place by the chassis stiffeners (c)

2


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for the rest of theintervention, youmust be

positioned as shown in the illustration below

(a)

(b)

(c)

(a)

(d)

3

4

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REMINDER

correct visual

Youmusthave in yourpossessionthefollowing3 items:(a): horn grommet(b): front bottom plate(c): cable flange support

cable fabrication

for three pole cable

3

3 : cut the incoming cable to theright length.Adjust the cable length with thebushing of the RM6 unit.

4

preparation of the horngrommet

4 : slide the horn (a) inside thecable until it is embedded in therear bottom panel (d).


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(e)

(c)

satisfactory cleaning

5

6

6

X3

7

18 Nm

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fitting the cable flangesupport

5

5 : fix the cable flange support (c)under the rear bottom panel usingthe 2 screws (e).

plugging the socketon thebushing

6

1/ Before plugging the socketin remember to clean thebushing and the insideof the socket with a clean clothand then lubricate(see previous section).

cable clamping


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2

2

2

(b)

satisfactory cleaning

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reassemble the frontbottom panel

8

(b)

2 mounting screwsperform the removalactions in reverse order

fitting the panels

Fit the 2 top plates on the cableconnection compartments,(6 screws per HM6X16 plate).If the cable compartmentis fitted with an internal arcingprotection, put back theprotection.

Ensure that you respectthelayers.1 plate + 1 insulator + top plate.

access to the MV compart-ment

Put back the front panels on thecable connection compartments(2 HM6x16 screws per panel).

Put back the fuse compartmentcover.

LVconnection

Access to the LVcompartment

Open the LV compartment accesstrunking by removing the 6HM 6X16 screws.Remove the trunking vertically.


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DANGERthe following operationshould be performed withthe unit POWERED DOWN

1

2

35

565

35

225

290

120 8

0

110

85 7

37

1

200

SCALE0.100

1 2 3 4

1

1 2

4

3

AUTHORISED

DRILLINGZONE

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LVcompartment

customer power supply

withoutLVcompartment

sealable screw

HM6.12 screw

1 : Remove the 6 HM6.12 screws,and the 2 sealable screws.

2 : LV connecting terminal

customer power supply

access preparation

customer LV power supplyA: drill a hole in theLV compartment sheeting (1)to the desired diameter.

CAUTION

to avoid all riskof damage,thedrilling zones mustbe respected


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2

non- contractual photo

B

RM6DE-Mt

wiring passage

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customer connectionexample

2: power supply cableprovided by the customer

CAUTION

The customer connection mustguarantee a protection index ofIP3X.

current transformer (CT)intensities andtemperatures

for DE_mt cubicle

CHECK and RESPECT:

The maximum allowable intensity.

This depends on the type of CT

(and primary ratio used).

CHECK and RESPECT:The maximum ambienttemperature.This depends on the type of CTinstalled.

intercubicle link


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B

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 14 15 16

24 25 26A

20 21A

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switch, circuitbreaker,earthing switchindication2O+2C

B: connection terminal block.(supplied aloneor withthe motor mechanismoption)

marking the connectionterminal block

Position of the closed HV switch:terminals 1- 2 and 5- 6.Position of the open HV switch:terminals 3- 4 and 7- 8.Position of the closed earthingswitch: terminals 16- 15Position of the open earthingswitch: terminals 14- 16

fuse blowingindication(optional supply)

A; marking the connectionterminal block

faulttripping indication

circuitbreaker functiononly

(optional supply)

A; marking the connectionterminal block


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22 23+

22 23+

_ _

A

9 10 11 12 13

openclose

+-

A

power supply

connection terminal block

A

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tripping coilThe operation of this accessoryis guaranteed for a supply voltageof +10% and - 15% of nominalvoltage.

(optional supply)


CAUTION

followthe polarityof the 24VDC coil

gear motor on fuse-switches or switch or cir-

cuit breaker operatingmechanism

(optional supply)The operation of this accessoryis guaranteed for a supply voltageof +10% and - 15% of nominalvoltage.

A connection terminal

block



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A

B

C

D

4

3

7

8

CLIC !

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pressure switchconnection

The pressure switch checks thepressure of the RM6 unit andtransmits the data via 2 auxiliarycontacts: Level 1and Level 2.

pressure switch functionaltable

Pressure Pof the RM6 unit(absolute bar)

contact statusLevel 1

contact statusLevel 2

Pressure check on LCD display(DENSITY SWITCHbutton(2))

P > 1,08 bar Closed Closed Case 1: OK

1,04 bar < P 1,08 bar Closed Open Case 2: OK/LOW

P

1,04 bar Open Open Case 3: NOT OK/VERY LOW(2) see checks before energisingpage 13

This data is available by connec-tion (B):H 4 wires available under thecable trough for connection to aterminal defined by the customerfor remote relay of the RM6 unitpressure status:

- wires No.3 and 4: Level 1 auxi-liary contact- wires No.7 and 8: Level 2 auxi-liary contact

A: heat- shrinkable sheath

B: customer power supply(please refer to the contacts

characteristics table)

C: GMD 216 pressure switchD: pressure switch display

contact characteristics See Start- up instructions.

Operating voltage Inductive load (A)

24 Vdc 2,0 L/R = 20 msec48 Vdc 1,0 L/R = 20 msec

127 Vdc 0,5 L/R = 20 msec

220 Vdc 0,15 L/R = 20 msec

100- 240 Vac 1


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Note the following information:

Sepam model: A or B

Presence of a CSH200 corebalance CT

Supply voltage

Sepam 10 family

Model

B: phase and earth current maximum protectionsettings

A: phase and earth current maximum protectionsettings, logic inputs and communication port

Number of current inputs

4: 3 phase current inputs + 1 earth currentinput

Sensitivity of earth currentmaximumprotec-tion

1: standard (0.1...24 In) CT3: very sensitive (0.2...24 A and 2...240 A)CSH200

Supply voltageA: 24...125 V DC and 100...120 V AC

E: 110...250 V DC and 100...240 V AC

Sepam10

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connecting a Sepam10relay

The accessories fitted to the circuitbreaker must be identified beforeconnecting the relay.1 - Type of Sepam fitted to yourRM6 (identified by the code on thefront panel of the Sepam)2 - RM6 circuit breaker typeD: 200 A

B: 630 A3 - Whether the circuit breaker isfitted with a motor operatingmechanism

identificationcode

supply

voltage

interpreting the identifica-tion code

Using this information, connecttherelay in accordance with theappropriate wiring diagram(below)

Connection of the inputs/outputsand the power supply to the circuitbreaker are made on terminalblock A.The Sepam and circuit breakeraccessories have a common sup-ply.


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motor operated circuitbreaker type B or D with

Sepam10A + MXStandard sensibility

CAUTION

Respect voltage and polarity.


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Sensitive earth default


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Connecting customer terminalbloc


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motor operated circuitbreaker type B or D with

Sepam10B + MXStandard sensibility

ATTENTION

CAUTION



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circuitbreaker type B or Dwith Sepam 10B + MX

Standard sensibility

CAUTION



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circuitbreaker type B or Dwith Sepam 10A + MX

Standard sensibility

CAUTION



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C C

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connecting the communi-cation port

The Sepam 10A is able to commu-nicate via a 2- wire EIA RS 485communication port.Connection to bus connector Cismade directly without accessories.

A daisy chain connection is usedwhich requires a 150 endof-line resistorResistor ref: VW3A8306DR

Terminals Connected Information Description

1 C : common. Terminal connected to 0V of the communication interface

2 S : shielding Terminal connected to the Sepam earthing terminal

3 D0 Terminal to be connected to terminal A (or L - ) of the supervisor port

4 D1 Terminal to be connected to terminal B (or L+) of the supervisor port

Connection is made directly to theSepam connector C.

connecting a CSH200 corebalance CT

ATTENTION

The CSH200 is not MV insulated. Itshould be fitted to the part of thecable with the earthed screen.

Serious injurymay result if thisinstruction is notfollowed.

The core balance CT must onlymeasure the sum of the phase cur-rents. The currents circulating inthe screens of the 3 HV cablesmust be excluded.

Pass the screens earthing braidthrough the CT. Check the direc-tion the braid passes through theCT.


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VIP400

VIP410

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connection Position the CSH200 under theRM6, in the duct, or if this is notpossible, in the raising block. Usethe pre- mounted shielded cablethat is inside the RM6 HV connec-tion compartment.

VIP400 / VIP410connection

All the VIP connectors can beaccessed on the rear panel. Theyare removable.

Identification of the connectorson the rear panelA: Connector for the auxiliarypower supply and output relays O1to O3 (VIP410)B: Connector for the self poweredsupplyC: 2- wire RS 485 communicationport (VIP410)

D: Connector for the Mitop tripunitE: Connector for the phase andearth fault current inputsF: Connector for the sensitiveearth fault current and external tripinputs (VIP410)

Protective earth


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connecting the auxiliarypower supply and outputs

O1 to O3 (VIP410)connection characteristics

WARNINGFIRE HAZARDEnsure the product phase (L) andneutral (N) are correctly connectedto the installation.

Failure to followtheseinstructions can resultin death,serious injury, or equipmentdamage.In the phase (L) and neutral (N)connections are swapped over,there is a risk of fire in the event ofinternal product failure.

ref. diagram wiring type of

terminalscrew-driver

tighteningtorque

A - Cablage sans embout :- 1 fil : 0,2...2,5 mm2

(AWG 24...12)- 2 fils : 0,2...1 mm2

(AWG 24...18)- longueur de denudage :8...10 mm (0.31...0.39 in.)

- Cablage avec embouts :- 1 fil de 1,5 mm2 (AWG 16)avec embout DZ5CE015D- 1 fil de 2,5 mm2 (AWG 12)avec embout DZ5CE025D- 2 fils de 1 mm2 (AWG 18)avec embout DZ5CE010D- longueur de denudage :8 mm (0.31 in.)

M2.5screw

2.5 mmflatblade(0.09 in.)

0,4...0,5 N.m(3.5...4.4lbin.)

connecting a core balanceCT (VIP410)

The specifically designed CSH120,CSH200, GO110 and CSHU corebalance CTs are for direct earthfault current measuement. Theyshould be used with the VIP410 forvery sensitive earth faultprotection.They can be connected to 2 earthfault current inputs with differentsensitives:

H 10- 240 A input

H 1- 24 A input

For detailed characteristics of corebalance CTs, rfer to the followingsections:H C SH120, CSH200 and GO110core balance CTs

H CSHU core balance CT

NOTE: the CSHU CT is dedicatedto operation in a Premsetswitchboard. it is integrated in theswitchgear in the factory.

connectiondiagram The diagram below shows theconnection of a core balance ...

...CT to measure the earth faultcurrent:


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connection precautions H Connect terminal 3 of connectorF to earth.H

Connect the CT secondary toterminals 6 and 4 (10- 240 Arating) or to terminals 5 and 4(1- 24 A rating).

H Flatten the cable against themetal frames of the cubicle.

H Connect the cable shielding(terminal 4) in the shortest mannerpossible to the protective earth ofconnector F.H Do not ground the cable by anyother means.For more information about the CTwiring, refer to the CSH120,CSH200 and GO110 Core BalanceCTs section.

ref. corebalanceCT

wiring typeofterminal

screwdri-ver

tighteningtorque

F CSH120,CSH200,GO110

sheathed cable shielded by tinned copper strap minimum cable cross- section: 0.93 mm2 (AWG 18)

linear resistance:


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connecting the Modbuscommunication port

(VIP410)

The VIP410 can communicateusing a 2- wire RS 485 Modbuscommunication port. Connectionto the Modbus network is direct,via an RJ 45 connector.

connectiondiagram Connection to the Modbusnetwork is in a daisy- chain andrequires a line termination resistor:depending on the busconfigurations, daisy- chain wiringcan require the use of a Modbusbranching box.

In cases where the VIP410 is usedwith SC100 modules (control andmonitoring of MV equipment),daisy- chain wiring is createddirectly by these modules usingthe 3 RJ 45 connectors present (TModbus function).

connection precautions Connect the Modbus network

RJ 45 cable to connector C on theVIP410.

NOTE: the number of connected

VIP410s must not exceed 31 andthe total cable length must notexceed 500 m so that themaximum network speed (38.4kbps) can be used.


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I I

D

SW2SWGG

B CA E F

T200I

Q

SW1

SPLIT SENSORS

RM6pre- equipped with ATS

SPLIT SENSORS

INTERFACE

TERMINAL

BLOCK

INTERFACE TERMINAL

BLOCK

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recommended connectionaccessories

description length reference

Modbus RJ 45 cable 0,3 m VW3 A8 306 R03

1 m VW3 A8 306 R10

3 m VW3 A8 306 R30

Modbus line termination - VW3 A8 306 RC

Modbus branching box - TWDXCAT3RJ

installing an ATS(Automatic Transfer System)

This unit automatically managesthe power sources for the distribu-tion network upstream of T200 toensure the availability of...

...the power supply downstream incase of failure of one of thesources.

ACO function ACO (Auto Change Over) is anautomatic power source switchingfunction with two incoming lines(SW1 and SW2).

H Network ATS : changeover bet-ween two MV network sources(SW1 and SW2)H Generator ATS between adistribution system line and agenerator (SW1 and SW2)

Operating mode When the poweris lostontheline in service, switch- over tothe other line is automatic.

One line can be given priorityover the other, with return or notto the priority line if necessary.

single line diagramof an

AOC functionA: power supplyB, C, D: controle cablesE, F: fault detection cables

other Functions ATS in ON/OFF mode :The ATS system can be switchedON or OFF from the local controlpanel (T200I) or remotely (SCADAsystem).ATS in parallel mode upon Autoreturn:

Enables paralleling of the channelsduring the phase of automaticreturn to the priority channel.(allows return to the main linewithout any power interruption)

Generator ON override com-mand:Activation of the ATS and transferon Generator can be activatedupon an order.

allows periodic maintenance testsof the ATS/Generator system for

example.


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SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM OF AN BTA FUNCTION 2/3

Interfaceterminalblock

Powersupply

Controlcables

Faultdetectioncables

Split sensors

Interfaceterminalblock

Split sensors

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BTA function BTA (Bus Tie Automatism) is anautomatic power source switchingfunction with 2 incoming lines(SW1 and SW2) and a couplerswitch (SW3).

Operating mode Standard mode:When the power is lost on one line,the automatic function opens theline in question and closes thecoupler switch. The coupler switchis conditioned by the absence offault current on the main powersource.

Locking mode after loss ofpower following switch- over:After automatic switch- over instandard mode, the power supplyis checked over a configurableperiod. If the power is lost duringthis period, the SW3 couplerswitch is opened and the automa-

tic function is locked.

CAUTION

The switching function will notwork with faulty batteries. Remem-ber to check the T200I batteriesregularly

(see T200I manual).

installing an ATS/ACO The following equipment is requi-red in order to install an ATS withACO (Auto Change Over).- RM6 pre- equipped for theATS function- 1 T200I support kit- 1 T200I (TI04M- - - ABBM22)- 2 pilot wires

- 2 CTs (optional split sensors orpre- equipped)

- 2 wires for CTs


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fitting the T200I supportkit

CAUTION

Do not transport the RM6 + T200Ionce assembled.

The kit can be fitted to the left orright of the RM6.

The T200I earthing cable (A)should be connected to the RM6earth bar.

installing the T200I andconnecting itto the RM6

Fit the RM6 connection cables (A)and connect them to the interfaceterminals (B) in the RM6 LV com-partment.

CAUTIONCAUTION

Take care with channel markingsand mismatch.

The ACO unit is only available onchannels 1 and 2 of the T200I.

B

B

A


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1

2

3

4

5

6

78

9

10

VD23

INTERFACE TEMINAL BLOCK

VPIS VO

AVAILABLE

AVAILABLE

Channels 1 to 4fault reset output

lockingthe source transfer

Channels 1 to 4external indicatorlamp

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switch wiring diagram

fitting the T200I enclosure Fit the T200I and earth the enclo-sure (diameter 8 earth stud).

Use the instructions on the CDsupplied with the T200I to:- fit and connect the corebalance CTs- fit and connect the battery

- connect the AC supply

locking the source transfer This input makes it possible to for-bid commands from:

- the local control panel

- the automatic switching func-tion

- the supervisor

To be wired to terminal J 1 of theT200I, terminals 1- 2.

RM6 circuit breaker complete witha Sepam 10 relay, terminals29- 30.

RM6 circuit breaker complete witha VIP relay, terminals 20- 21.


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threshold paramater

indicator

indicator

SW1

SW2

SW1

SW2

3 4 5 6

V1.V2.V3.V0

V1+V2+V3+V0

R1

3 4 5 6

R1

U12+U13+U23

U12.U13.U23.

3 4 5 6U12+U13+U23

U12.U13.U23.

EARTHED OR IMPEDANTGROUNDING

ISOLATEDNEUTRAL COMPENSATEDNEUTRALVOLTAGE

DETECTOR

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detection sequence(ATS/VD23)Configuration: voltages V1,V2,V3,direct mode

R1: terminal = relay rest posi-tion: voltage loss on at least one ofthe phases

R2: terminal = relay restposition: voltage presence on atleast one of the phasesA configurable time delay isapplied for control of R1and R2:T12 = time delay for R1changeover upon voltage lossT11 = time delay for R1changeover upon voltage recoveryT21 = time delay for R2changeover upon voltage lossT22= time delay for R2 changeoverupon voltage recovery

suggested choice for VD23settings

recommendated settings thre-sholds

Phase voltage detection 50%

Voltage detection- residual earth fault voltage 54%

T200I specific settings For each channel, set the controland automation parameters

Access Control & Automationconfiguration

RM6 control settingsStandard control Standard

Await return of switch command position time delay 5000 ms

Await return of circuitbreaker command position time delay 14000 ms

Non- complementarity filtering time delay 3000 ms

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Mode selection Measuringmode

Test mode

Configuration modeParameters definedby micro switches

Parameters setup

modeTo set the parametervalues, see thesection below

Calibration mode

Productname

Softwareversion

Network frequency Digitstest

Type ofmeasurement

Relayoutput

Phase1

Phase3

Phase2

Residualvoltage

line- to- line inverted measured measured measured measured

line- to- neutral direct notmeasured

notmeasured

notmeasured

notmeasured

Voltagepresence

Voltageabsence

Phase voltagethreshold

Residual voltagethreshold

Activation timedelay R1 (direct)

Release time delayR1 (direct)

% of nominal voltage(10%increments)

%of nominalvoltage(10%increments)

0 to 1 s (0.1s increment1 to 21 s (2s increments

%of nominalvoltage(10%increments)

0 to 1 s (0.1s increment1 to 3 s (0.5s increment

0 to 1 s (0.1s increment1 to 21s (2s increments

0 to 1 s (0.1s increment1 to 3 s (0.5s increment

Phase voltagethreshold

Activation timedelay R2 (direct)

Release time delayR2 (direct)

Automaticcalibration

Forcedcalibration

Setto OFF to retainthelastcalibratiperformed

Calibration performed normally

Errorin calibration:voltagelevels too low

to

to

to

to

to

to

to

or

1s

or

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parameter display(ATS/VD23)

The and buttons allownavigation in the parameter treestructure in accordance with thefollowing diagram. At any time, apress on the Esc key (Return)allows you to return to thepreceding stage.

configuration ofthresholds and timedelays(ATS/VD23)The parameter values (whitescreen in the above diagram) canbe modified as follows:

H When the value of theparameter is displayed, a press on

the key causes the display toflash for 5 s

H During flashing, presssuccessively to display thedesired value

Confirm this value by pressing the

button; without confirmationwithin a period of 15 s, returnto display of the parameterswithout change in the value.Eachpress on the Escbutton takesyou back to the preceding stage.


77/82

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2

3

4

5

6

78

9

10

VD23

VPIS VO

R1

MANUFACTURING WIRE

INTERFACE TEMINAL BLOCK

AVAILABLE

AVAILABLE

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

R1 R2

+ -

24V- 48V

VD23

A

A

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Wiring of VD23 when there is no

48V DC motor

wiring reference accordingconfiguration or installationtype


78/82

C

A

B

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

5 4 2 3 1 6 7

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910

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10

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910

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910

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910

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Y Y Y Y

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faultcurrent detectorselectivity

The Imax and Io thresholds mustbe configured corresponding tothose configured on the protectionof the upstream system circuitbreaker.The thresholds and time delays tobe configured on the T200I mustbe slightly lower than those of theupstream circuit breaker protection

in order to allow the T200I todetect the presence of the faultcurrent before the upstream circuitbreaker opens.

For the other parameters, usetheinstruction manual on theCDsupplied with the T200I

remote controlConnecting the RM6to the Talus 200 remotecontrol interface.

A :TALUS 200remote controlinterface

B: connectors (of the Harting type)C: connecting leads

cabling a connectinglead

D:RM6 terminal blockE: connection leadF: harting contact pin

polarisation of theHARTING connectorsTrunnion positions.pin side views

PLUG CONNECTORS

SOCKET CONNECTORS

polarisation is archivedby screw- on trunnions


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